Stormed the Capitol – now guest of honor

Police hunt for robbers in Borås

A person was robbed and hit in the head with a stick in Borås on Saturday evening, writes Borås Newspaper.

The person has been taken to hospital with unclear injuries.

The police are now hunting several suspected perpetrators.

Swedish man dead in South Korea

A 64-year-old Swedish man has died in South Korea when he was denied emergency care at several hospitals, writes writes Euronews and refers to local media.

He reportedly suffered from a more serious case of necrosis.

The hospitals are said to have been worried about the high operating costs and therefore said no.

Finally, a hospital agreed to operate on the man, but afterwards he suffered severe complications and died four days later.

Majority support Trump’s deportations

Many Americans who dislike future President Donald Trump are nevertheless positive about his political agenda, according to an opinion poll conducted by the New York Times together with Ipsos.

The survey shows that significantly more Americans than voted for Trump in the election support his controversial plans to deport undocumented immigrants.

About 50 percent voted for Trump, 55 percent support deportations.

Support is even stronger, 63 percent, for the deportation of undocumented immigrants who have come to the United States in the past four years.

To the detriment of Europe and Sweden, 60 percent of Americans want the US to reduce its international involvement, according to the report NY Times.

Delays in the subway

There are delays in subway traffic between Slussen and Gamla stan after a complete stop earlier in the evening.

The red and green lines are affected.

– The stop is lifted. It will take a while before traffic is up and running again, says SL’s press spokesperson Helena Jakobsson.

Drove in the wrong direction on the highway

On Saturday, a driver drove at high speed in the wrong direction on national highway 73 between Stockholm and Nynäshamn.

Several drivers alerted the police and stated that they had come close to colliding with the oncoming car.

The speed limit is between 70 and 100 kilometers per hour on the road

The driver who drove north in the southbound lane is now suspected of gross negligence in traffic.

The person has not yet been arrested and the police are looking for the driver at the car owner’s home address.

Netanyahu makes a speech

Just hours before the ceasefire is to take effect in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gives a televised speech.

– We pray and hope that all the hostages will be released. I think about them constantly, he says according to Sky News.

He describes the ceasefire as “temporary” and said he had Trump’s support to resume fighting if Hamas breaks the deal.

– The full responsibility lies with Hamas, he says.

The president of South Korea is imprisoned

South Korea’s suspended president Yoon Suk Yeol is imprisoned following a court order.

This is reported by the Reuters news agency.

Loud bang alarm in Tyresö

On Saturday evening, the emergency services and police went out to Tyresö in southern Stockholm after the public raised the alarm about a loud bang.

On the spot, the police state that it is likely only young people who have been playing with something that sounds loud, perhaps some type of firecracker.

The explosions of the last few days have increased the fear of the public.

– People are very worried and call for the slightest bang right now, We can’t find anything that has exploded, says police spokesperson Carina Skagerlind.

Trump: Will “probably” stop the Tiktok ban

In an interview with NBC on Saturday, President-elect Donald Trump says he will “probably” stop the Tiktok ban for 90 days when he is sworn in on Monday.

The phone interview was part of the “Meet the press” program where Donald Trump had to answer questions about, among other things, the Biden administration’s bill to completely ban Tiktok in the United States unless the Chinese owners sell their social media platform.

Tiktok will be shut down starting Sunday, but the president has the ability to pause new bills for up to 90 days.

Trump speaks up NBC that he hasn’t fully decided yet, but that it’s leaning towards a 90-day respite for Tiktok.

Netanyahu demands list of hostages to be released

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is demanding that Hamas hand over a list of the 33 Israeli hostages to be released for the ceasefire to take effect on Sunday morning.

“We will not be able to move forward with the framework until we get the list of hostages who will be released, which was agreed. Israel will not tolerate violations of the agreement. Hamas is solely responsible,” Netanyahu wrote in a post on the Israeli prime minister’s official account on X.

Severe flooding in tourist paradise

Heavy rains in recent days have caused severe flooding in popular tourist resorts along the coast of the Santa Catarina region in southern Brazil, reports BBC.

On Facebook, you can also see people marking themselves as safe from the floods.

Among the towns affected are Camboriú and Itapema.

Suspected attempted murder in Skärholmen – one arrested

On Saturday afternoon, the police received a call about a suspected violent crime in Skärholmen, south of Stockholm.

A person in his 80s is taken to hospital by ambulance helicopter.

According to a source for Aftonbladet, a suspected perpetrator has been arrested, which is later confirmed by the police.

– We have patrols on site. We have received an alarm about a suspected serious violent crime indoors, says police spokesperson Carina Skagerlind.

The police write on their website that it must be some type of stabbing weapon, and that a preliminary investigation into attempted murder has been launched.

The victim’s condition is described as serious but stable.

Minister’s response after massive GPS outages

For over 60 days, large parts of the Baltic Sea, including Gotland and Öland, have been affected by major GPS disturbances, writes The Express.

The government is following the development closely and is in contact with the Swedish authorities concerned, writes Minister of Defense Pål Jonson in a comment to the newspaper.

“We are also prepared for the fact that the external situation in our immediate area is such that this type of threat, disruption and pressure will continue,” he writes.

At least 70 dead in tanker accident in Nigeria

At least 70 people have died in a tanker accident in northern Nigeria, according to Nigerian authorities.

The accident occurred on Saturday morning when a tanker with 60,000 liters of petrol overturned and then exploded.

The dead are said to have gone to the tanker to collect the petrol that leaked after it overturned.

The price of petrol in Nigeria has risen drastically in the last 18 months, leading to many people risking their lives to collect petrol following tanker accidents.